Take a careful look at how sign and ritual shape faith, and what true understanding requires.
This nonfiction work examines the dangers of resting faith on outward signs like baptism, circumcision, and the Lord’s Supper. It also offers a concise history of the Anabaptists and Baptists, presenting a critical, devotional perspective on how believers interpret sacred acts.
- Explains why relying on signs can mislead and how readers can seek deeper spiritual assurance.
- Provides historical context for early Baptists and related traditions.
- Addresses common questions about the Trinity and doctrinal disputes with a focus on practical discernment.
- Offers guidance on self-examination, humility, and staying true to inner faith.
Ideal for readers of religious history and devotional writing who want a grounded, cautionary take on how faith intersects with ritual and belief.